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Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator - Australia
To finish off the card I tied a sheer ribbon bow to the gold ribbon strip and then attached a little gold bell to the bow's centre.
To decorate the sleigh, I added a die-cut leafy branch and 3 red fabric flowers. I enjoyed making this card and I hope you like it.
Why don't you check out what the other team members have done for this challenge and join in the fun and create your own Christmas project.
Please share your creation with us by linking it to our site here. We'd love to see your work!!
Well, that's it for now. Drop in again soon to see what else I've been creating. Hope you're all having a good weekend.
'Bye until next time !
Hello there,
I'm sorry that my card for the recent MDUC is so late - have had a few other commissioned cards to make for family members and have been busy with other things and issues recently.
For this challenge we had to use this sketch designed by Shell Barnard.
As I had been asked to make a 70th birthday card featuring a Tilda image I made use of this sketch for the card.
It worked out very well I think.
Here is my take on the sketch.
I used some pretty patterned paper and attached it to a scalloped piece of cardstock then mounted it onto the base card.
I then embossed some pink card, cut around the edges in a random shape then cut out a piece from the centre and turned it into a frame so that I could put the main image inside it.
The white piece of card behind the frame was sponged with some pale yellow ink to match the scalloped border strip.
My S-I-L came with me and we had a great night - there were a lot of laughs (and a few tears) during the night's celebrations and some of the girls had made Birthday cards and treats which were a great hit !
One girl made (and decorated) the Birthday cake which was fantastic - she had 3 mini cards made out of icing sitting on top of the cake and get this, one of the 'cards' had been embossed with an embossing folder and fed through a regular die cut machine !
Who'd have believed that you could emboss royal icing using tools made for papercrafting !!
For this card I used the beautiful SU Designer Series - Tea Party papers and the Upsy Daisy stamp set for the main image.
I found the lovely pink and pale yellow flowers in my stash and they went so well with the papers and base cardstock. I also used Rub-ons for the greeting next to the flowers and stamped and cut-out the 3D butterfly on the right-hand panel.
SU Supplies -
Cardstock - Lovely Lilac, Pretty in Pink, Whisper White.
Stamps - Upsy Daisy (main floral image), Best Yet (Hostess Set) for greeting, Great Friend (butterfly and background leaves on pink panel).
Inks - Lovely Lilac, Gable Green, Almost Amethyst, Pretty in Pink.
Designer Series Papers - Tea Party.
Extras - Rub-ons, adhesive pearls, paper flowers on wire stems, small piece of SU - Pretty in Pink grosgrain ribbon, glitter glue.
I love making these particular cards as you can decorate them as simply or as elaborately as you like to suit the occasion and the recipient.
Thanks for dropping in - I hope you like what you see here.
Please come back again to see my next creation!
'Bye for now - take care !